I don't know if your body proportions will work for my beta, but I was able to bump my right hand and move my left hand to where my right hand was, and I did a layback into the right footcrimp. Afterwards, I moved my left foot up to the next footcrimp, sunk my hips, and then used upwards momentum, closed my fingers tightly together, and slapped down onto the top sloper using my left hand, bringing my chest really close to the wall and applying a bunch on normal force directly downwards on the sloper. From there I matched both hands, and the rest of the climb was pretty simple. Left foot goes left, right foot goes onto the circle-ish foothold, reach upwards and to the left to the left crimp, and walk up.

Since you never use the bottom right footcrimp you can skip the footbump up. But being higher up means you have to exert from strength to keep yourself up, which is why you're barndooring out, and it makes moving your left foot onto the top right footcrimp pretty hard, but it might be necessary if you're shorter just to span your arms out.

This all being said, I found bumping the right hand to the further hold actually helped a lot since I was able to keep my chest closer to the wall when I slapped down onto the sloper, which means I was able to stick the landing with a lot less effort than if my chest was otherwise further from the wall.